> > I also found this somewhat confusing but i read the new wiki page at > > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Mobile/History > > which has cleared things up
Just to clarify things further. I am a Samsung Q1 ultra user and I have been using Ubuntu-Mobile since the initial release with reasonable success and a whole lot of complaints -- worst being the inability to "suspend" and "hibernate". I am not really a developer, although, I hope to be useful as a tester and provide bug-reports and feedback. I guess it is time to try one of the new images. So, now there are two editions out there: ubuntu-MID ubuntu-mobile Both appear suitable for Samsung Q1. One is GNOME based which I kind of like because of familiarity but I was getting used to Hildon too. My questions are then: 1 - Can I upgrade from existing installation? If so, is it a "dist-upgrade" like regular ubuntu? Is it going to create troubles? (I have some amount of customization but not too much). 2 - Which of the two would work "better" on Samsung Q1? I donot care too much about video, webcam etc. I mostly want to use this as a note-taking (both via an external keyboard and via the touch screen -- using xournal), internet (mainly to check e-mail on the go and some web-sites), storage, pdf-viewer, projection/presentation. Also, are there people here interested in customizing this for "scientific" use? (include some touchscreen calculators, plotting utilities, xournal, perhaps some voice recording, presentation software etc) Thanks, Turgut -- Ubuntu-mobile mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mobile
